Quick Summary

• Rinse ASAP: Always rinse your wetsuit with fresh, cool water right after use.

• Dry Properly: Dry inside out, out of direct sunlight, on a wide hanger.

• Store Carefully: Hang or fold gently in a cool, dry place.

• Repair Promptly: Small tears need quick fixes. Use neoprene repair kids.

• Inspect Often: Keep an eye on seams, zippers, and potential wear spots.

• Mild Clean: Use wetsuit shampoo when the wetsuit needs deep clean; never use bleach, strong detergents, or fabric softeners.

1. Immediate rinse after use

• As soon as you finish your session, rinse your wetsuit thoroughly with fresh, cool water.

• This step removes salt, sand, and other residues before they can damage the neoprene.

• Avoid Hot Water, hot water can prematurely wear out the neoprene.

• Stick to cool or lukewarm water for rinsing.

2. Wetsuit drying 

• Inside-Out First: After washing, turn your wetsuit inside out and hang it to dry in a well-ventilated area, away from direct sunlight.

• This helps the inside dry faster and prevents UV damage to the outside.

• Use a sturdy, wide hanger or a specialized wetsuit hanger to avoid stretching the neoprene at the shoulders.

• Let it drip-dry naturally—avoid wringing or twisting the material.

• Once the inside is dry, flip it right side out and let the outside dry.

3. Storage 

• After every session or wash, allow your JANGA wetsuit to “breathe.” Hang it somewhere with good airflow before storing.

• Store your JANGA wetsuit in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.

• Sunlight can fade colors and degrade the neoprene.

• Hang your wetsuit on a wide or padded hanger.

• If you need to fold it (for example, when traveling), do so gently to avoid permanent creases.

4. Repairs and maintenance

• If you notice small tears, fix them promptly with a wetsuit repair kit to prevent the tear from growing.

• For more extensive damage (e.g., broken seams, significant rips), contact a professional wetsuit repair service.

• Clean out any sand or debris in the zipper with a toothbrush or by rinsing under fresh water.

5. Deep clean

• Give your JANGA wetsuit a deeper clean, when required.

• Use a specialized wetsuit shampoo designed for neoprene.

• Tip: avoid bleach, strong detergents, or fabric softeners—these can break down the neoprene.

• Turn the wetsuit inside out and hand wash.

• Rinse thoroughly.

Enjoy your sessions, and take care of your JANGA so it can take care of you!